We are moving people from crisis to lifelong self-sufficiency. We help the homeless and marginalized people in our community navigate through the services available to become self-supporting contributing members of our community.

We hope to be part of eliminating chronic homelessness in Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery Counties.

Goal One: Outreach - To meet those in homelessness right where they are and build a relationship based on trust and consistency so we can help them right at their place of need.

Goal Two: Help the clients successfully transition off the streets into lifelong self sufficiency. We want to help them pursue a lifestyle where they will become contributing members of our community.

Goal Three: Now that the pandemic had subsided in our area we will focus on building our Success Community program with more case management and more life skills programs for those previously homeless.

Each year we have a staff member attend Leadership North Houston so they will be prepared to step into leadership positions in our organization and in our community. We have staff do development programs together. Our staff study different methods of holistically helping the hurting individuals in a way that does not enable the client to get stuck in their path to stability.

When the pandemic hit America we took one day off to find out what the Harris County Judge and the Governor were going to say about the kind of work we do. They deemed our work essential. So we went right back to work trying to figure out how we could best serve our clients and protect them and ourselves. Through the help of the homeless coalition and Harris County Precinct 4 Commissioners office we were able to acquire all the tools and PPE needed to help our clients and staff stay safe. We worked with the local Methodist Hospital and Texas A&M to put together a COVID - 19 screening questionnaire and we headed to the streets. We found out that since our community was very much locked down the clients were not getting the money and food needed to help them survive. We had been donated some survival food so we took that to the homeless who could boil water and those housed who were also suffering from food insecurity. The other thing we quickly learned was that the homeless were very ignorant of the virus and the seriousness of the pandemic. We began to educate them on how to social distance and how to properly use PPE to protect themselves. We had a couple of conference calls with the County Health director, city Health Director and an epidemiologist to help get the staff ready to educate others and protect themselves. Overall during the 2020 year we were able to reach more clients than in previous years.